Mark Silverberg

Mark Silverberg, MD FACEP, is an Associate Residency Director in the Department of Emergency Medicine at SUNY Downstate. With a career spanning decades, his professional interests include Medical Education, Toxicology, and Disaster Medicine.

• Education: MD from SUNY Downstate (1997), Residency at Kings County/SUNY Downstate
• Collaborations: Involved in multi-center research consortia like the CCC-GEM Project and STAR Consortium

Dr. Silverberg's research bridges clinical practice and translational science. Recent work focuses on Inflammatory Bowel Disease genetics, gut microbiome interactions, and biologic therapy complications. He has contributed to consensus guidelines for managing fibrostenosing Crohn’s disease and systematic reviews on paradoxical psoriasis.

His publications span diverse clinical domains: Emergency Cardiology (2023-2025), Gastroenterology (2024-2025), and Rheumatology (2007). Notably, he introduced the Linguine Sign as a diagnostic imaging tool for abdominal wall pathology.